Investor-friendly real estate agents in Colorado Springs, CO

3 agents in the BiggerPockets network work with investors in Colorado Springs, Colorado and the towns around it: Denver, Arvada, Breckenridge, and Buena Vista. Between them they hold 20 reviews from BiggerPockets members. If you are looking for a real estate agent for investors in El Paso County, start with the list below.

Updated November 2026 · Strategies these agents work: fix & flip, land, multi-family (2-4 units), multi-family (5+ units), new construction, office/retail, primary residence, self-storage, short-term rental, single-family rental, townhouse/condo

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The agents

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    Tanner Pile

    Colorado Springs, CO

    5.0(1 review)·389 forum posts

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    • Commercial
    • Residential
    • Multi-Family (2-4 units)
    • Multi-Family (5+ units)
    • New Construction
    • Office/Retail
    • Primary Residence
    • Self-Storage
    • Short-term rental
    • Single-Family Rental
    • Townhouse/Condo

    Tanner Pile is a Colorado Springs, CO agent rated 5.0 from 1 BiggerPockets member review, who specializes in multi-family (2-4 units), multi-family (5+ units), new construction, office/retail, primary residence, self-storage, short-term rental, single-family rental, and townhouse/condo.

    Tanner Pile is a house hacker, real estate agent, and investor passionate about helping others achieve financial freedom through real estate. He launched his career through house hacking after earning a finance degree from Colorado State University-Pueblo and now specializes in long-term rentals, short-term rentals, and co-living properties. With a background in construction and a growing portfolio of three properties totaling seven units, Tanner guides clients through purchasing and managing their first house hack. He continues to expand his own portfolio while mentoring new investors. When he’s not managing properties, Tanner enjoys skiing, soccer, and golf. An avid reader of business and real estate books, he constantly hones his skills to build a high-performing rental portfolio.

    “Tanner is THE market expert when it comes to purchasing creative investment properties.”

    Miller McSwain, BiggerPockets member · reviewed July 2024
    Serves Buena Vista, Castle Rock, Denver, Fountain, Manitou Springs, Monument, Peyton, Pueblo, Woodland ParkAlso listed for Pueblo, CO
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    Jayson Ewert

    Colorado Springs, CO

    5.0(2 reviews)·21 forum posts

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    • Residential
    • Multi-Family (2-4 units)
    • Short-term rental

    Jayson Ewert is a Colorado Springs, CO agent rated 5.0 from 2 BiggerPockets member reviews, who specializes in multi-family (2-4 units) and short-term rental.

    I’m a Colorado Springs Realtor, real estate investor, Army veteran, and recent guest on the BiggerPockets Rookie Podcast (Episode 426). I specialize in helping buyers and investors find and analyze small multifamily properties, house hacks, short-term rentals, long-term rentals, and assumable VA loan opportunities throughout Colorado Springs and the surrounding areas. My personal portfolio includes 13 rental units across Colorado, Minnesota, and Washington, with experience in small multifamily properties, long-term rentals, short-term rentals, and creative financing strategies. I don’t just help clients buy investment properties—I actively invest myself and understand what makes a deal work from both the Realtor and investor side. My investing journey started while serving as an Army Officer. I read Rich Dad Poor Dad in the back of a Humvee at the National Training Center and, within days, had a plan to start buying real estate. Four years later, I left the Army with a rental portfolio generating enough cash flow to give me significantly more freedom over my time and career. Today, I help others build their own real estate portfolios throughout the Colorado Springs area. Whether you’re a service member using a VA loan to house hack your first duplex, buying your first rental property, analyzing a 2–4 unit property, pursuing a short-term rental strategy, navigating a VA loan assumption, or beginning to scale into larger multifamily investments, I bring firsthand investing experience and detailed deal analysis to the process. I believe one well-chosen property can dramatically change your financial trajectory—and I’ve experienced that firsthand. If you’re searching for the best investor agent in Colorado Springs, I’d encourage you to look for an agent who actually owns investment properties, understands deal analysis, and has firsthand experience. That’s the niche I’ve built my business around. Check out my client and investor reviews on BiggerPockets, Google, and Zillow.

    “I call Jayson my REI Sensei.”

    Rischell Ashley Lott, BiggerPockets member · reviewed July 2024
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    Chantal Duame

    Good Neighbor Realty · Colorado Springs, CO

    5.0(17 reviews)·9 forum posts

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    • Commercial
    • Residential
    • Fix & Flip
    • Land
    • Multi-Family (2-4 units)
    • Multi-Family (5+ units)
    • Primary Residence
    • Single-Family Rental

    Chantal Duame is a Colorado Springs, CO agent rated 5.0 from 17 BiggerPockets member reviews, who specializes in fix & flip, land, multi-family (2-4 units), multi-family (5+ units), primary residence, and single-family rental.

    "Look no further if you love cash on cash returns, cap rates, cost segregation, bonus depreciation, 1031 exchanges, STRs, luxury real estate, boutique hotels, multi-family properties, house hacks, and MTRs. At Good Neighbor Realty, we help our clients build long-term wealth through strategic real estate investments. We are the go-to brokerage for savvy investors looking for: -A brokerage who understands STR (Airbnb/VRBO) legislation across all of Colorado -The highest yielding investment strategies in the current interest rate environment -A vacation rental to offset or eliminate your earned income taxes -A house hack in a single-family or multi-family property -Access to the highest appreciating luxury markets in Colorado -Spreadsheets to help you underwrite your deals -A proven track record for selling existing rentals to our extensive database of investors and buyers -Guidance to complete a 1031 Exchange seamlessly -Connections to vetted vendors statewide, including lenders, cost segregation experts, CPAs, designers, cleaners, contractors, handymen, estate planners, lawyers & more -Free resources like AirDNA access and real estate investing courses -A supportive community of like-minded investors, along with weekly events and webinars Let’s build your dream real estate portfolio! Learn more at www.thegoodneighbors.com"

    “I purchased an investment property with Good Neighbor Realty over a year ago and they are currently helping me find another.”

    Ellyce Baldwin, BiggerPockets member · reviewed July 2024
    Serves Arvada, Breckenridge, Centennial, Denver, Dillon, Grand Lake, Silverthorne, Vail, Westminster, Wheat Ridge, Winter ParkAlso listed for Denver, CO
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Investing in Colorado Springs: the numbers

Metro-area figures from BiggerPockets market data, as of November 2026.

  • $461,800median home price
  • $1,699median monthly rent
  • 0.37%monthly rent to price
  • 4.5%unemployment rate

Source and definitions: Market Finder.

Nearby markets these agents also cover

Each town below has its own list of investor-friendly agents.

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Questions investors in Colorado Springs ask

Local answers only. The general ones (what investor-friendly means, what it costs, how vetting works) are on the main finder page.

What do Colorado Springs agents specialize in?

The 3 agents listed here specialize in fix & flip, land, multi-family (2-4 units), multi-family (5+ units), new construction, office/retail, primary residence, self-storage, short-term rental, single-family rental, and townhouse/condo.

Do these agents cover Denver, Arvada, and Breckenridge too?

Yes. Between them, the agents listed here also serve Denver, Arvada, Breckenridge, Buena Vista, Castle Rock, Centennial, Dillon, Fountain, Grand Lake, Manitou Springs, Monument, Peyton, Pueblo, Silverthorne, Vail, Westminster, Wheat Ridge, Winter Park, and Woodland Park. If your search is really greater Colorado Springs rather than the city itself, start with the agent whose reviews mention the town you are buying in.

How should I choose between them?

Read the investor reviews first, then the agent's own forum posts, which show how they think about a deal before you have spent an hour on the phone. Ask each for the last three investment deals they closed in El Paso County and how those deals performed. An agent who works with investors will have the numbers ready.

From the forums: Colorado Springs

Threads where members name the agents, lenders, and deals in this market, chosen by replies in the last 12 months.

What is an investor-friendly real estate agent?

An investor-friendly real estate agent represents buyers who purchase property to rent, renovate, or resell rather than to live in. They can price a property against rent comps and renovation costs, not just against nearby sales, and they are used to offers written for speed and inspection terms an owner-occupant would not accept. Many are investors themselves.

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